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Device Update: New companies enter the ereader market

by roko on November 5, 2010 in eReaders, news with No comments

E FUn, bModo and BenQ are jumping on the tablet bandwagon.

by Kevin Shockey | @shockeyk | Comments: 3 | 21 October 2010

Two ereader trends are emerging:

First, the rate of new devices in the ereader market space is slowing down. The IFA Berlin electronics show and the Frankfurt Book Fair were high-water marks. Since then, the overall rate of new product announcements has dropped.

This is probably explained by the second trend: Pundits and analysts are already making their recommendations for the holiday shopping period. What most manufacturers are realizing is that the window of opportunity for gaining any significant share of holiday-related purchases is rapidly closing.

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BenQ nReader

by roko on April 26, 2010 in news with No comments

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Color eReader in 2010 a virtual certainity

by roko on April 11, 2010 in news with No comments

A Color eReader release in the US in 2010 is becoming extremely likely. Color eReader implies

It’s focused on reading.
The screen technology supports color and also has ePaper qualities.

We are excluding the iPhone, the iTablet and other multi-purpose devices, devices with LCD screens, and even ‘Dual mode’ and ‘Dual screen’ eReaders.

Color eReader – 2010 Color ePaper Contenders

PVI’s eInk might arrive in Color

While Amazon claims color eInk is years away, PVI has been predicting that they’ll have flexible, color eInk screens ready for mass production by second half of 2010.

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BenQ bets on color eReader over tablet – nReader

by roko on April 11, 2010 in news with No comments

I figured once the iPad launched and users started to buy the thing that the manufactures of computers and electronics would decide whether to move forward with their own tablets. I also think that makers of eReaders will have either to get much cheaper with their offering or add in new features to compete with the likes of the iPad.

14816 4 BenQ bets on color eReader over tablet nReader

PC World reports that BenQ has decided to focus on color screen eReaders rather than making a tablet like the iPad. BenQ expects to have its color eReader on the market this year.

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